2024 ISACS Annual Conference 

Registration Fees

Registration is per person. Each participant must register individually.

The registration fee includes a banquet lunch for all days registered.

There are no group or team discounts.

Partner Hotel
Hyatt Regency St. Louis at the Arch
315 Chestnut St, St. Louis, MO 63102
Directions

Event Room Rate
$175/night*
The rate includes guest Wi-Fi and access to the hotel’s gym.
*This rate is valid until Monday, October 14, 2024 or block reaches capacity. We recommend booking as soon as possible.

Book Online
Click here to book a room using the discounted ISACS rate.

Book by Phone
Call (314) 655-1234 and mention the ISACS Room Block to receive the discounted rate.

Cancellation
Hotel cancellations must be made 48 hours prior to arrival.

Hotel Scam Alert
ISACS does not reach out to attendees and sponsors directly to book hotel rooms. If you receive calls or emails from third-party companies, we recommend you do not provide these solicitors with any personal information including, but not limited to, making new or changing existing reservations and do not provide your credit card. If you have any doubt about the information that you are receiving regarding any ISACS room blocks, please contact programinfo@isacs.org.

Registration is now open.

To register for ISACS events, you MUST be signed into the Members Portal.

Once you have logged into the ISACS Member Portal:

• Click on the EVENTS tab in the black tool bar
• Click on Register for Events
• Scroll to the bottom & select the 2024 Annual Conference
• Click on Registration, followed by Register Now.
• Follow the listed steps, making sure to answer all required questions.

At this stage, registrants should pre-select the sessions they want to attend. The conference fee includes a banquet lunch followed by the keynote presentation. The lunch/keynote each day is pre-selected but registrants have the option to unselect it if they plan not to join the lunch/keynote.

• Payment can be made via ACH withdrawal or you may select Bill (School Name).
  Credit card payments are not available during online registration for this event.
  • For Registrants from St. Louis Area Schools: Select “Bill My School”, then forward the invoice to your school’s designated registration coordinator (DRC). ISACS will work with the DRC to make payment.
  • For Registrants from non-St. Loius Area Schools: Select "Bill My School" and then forward the invoice to your business office for payment or follow the instructions in the email to apply payment yourself either by credit card or ACH.

Once registration is complete, the registrant will receive a confirmation email with details including session & lunch selections. Approximately one week prior to the conference, registrants will receive a final confirmation email from ISACS. We recommend you print this information and bring it with you as your session schedule will not be available at the conference.

Need to Change Something? Changes to your registration/badge information or session/luncheon schedule can be made by logging into the 2024 Annual Conference Microsite and accessing your registration. 

Questions? Contact Director of Programs, Karen Zeitlin at karen@isacs.org.

School Visits on Wednesday, November 6
Arrive a day early and visit independent schools in St. Louis on Wednesday, November 6.
(Schools listed alphabetically; list may be updated periodically) 

As a courtesy to ISACS members and to encourage sharing among members, we have compiled the following list of St. Louis area schools interested in hosting schools traveling to the area for the ISACS Annual Conference. Please contact the school directly to schedule your visit.

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Churchill Center & School 
1021 Municipal Center Drive, Town & Country, MO 63131
churchillstl.org 
Contact: Rachel Wheatley, Director of the Sandra K. Gilligan School Partnerships and Outreach Program, 314-997-4343, rwheatley@churchillstl.org

Churchill Center & School just celebrated its 45th year! Our mission is to give high potential children with language-based learning disabilities the finest, individualized, remedial education and the support they need to achieve success and return to a traditional classroom. We are a Wilson® Accredited Partner, Best Practice Site with 5 Wilson® Credentialed Trainers on staff who work with our teachers as well as teachers outside of our building. Churchill Center & School is located just 20 minutes from downtown St. Louis. 

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The College School 
7825 Big Bend Boulevard, Webster Groves, MO 63119 
thecollegeschool.org
Contact: Carl Pelofsky, Head of School, 314-962-9355, cpelofsky@thecollegeschool.org 

With a commitment to academic excellence and hands-on exploration, The College School (TCS), which serves EC-8th grade, fosters a vibrant learning community where students not only acquire knowledge but also apply it in real-world contexts, preparing them to thrive in an ever-evolving global landscape. Grounded in principles of curiosity, creativity, and collaboration, we inspire a lifelong love of learning and empower our students to make meaningful contributions to society. Students at TCS explore the world through authentic experiences. Along the way, they are part of a close-knit community that allows them to be who they are and to use their voice. It’s no wonder students love coming to school. The College School is roughly fifteen minutes from downtown St. Louis by car and accessible via the St. Louis MetroLink (a quick ride followed by a 15-minute walk from the stop).

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Community School 
900 Lay Road, St. Louis, MO 63124
communityschool.com
Contact: Kristen Campanella, Assistant to the Head of School, 314-991-0005, kcampanella@communityschool.com 

At Community School children excel through active, experiential learning in a balanced, challenging, and joyful environment. Expert faculty engage our confident and caring learners (age 3 - Grade 6) with a differentiated curriculum integrating academics and the arts. The school's beautiful 18-acre campus, with its woods, treehouse classroom, nature trails, pond, and athletic fields provides a safe environment for outdoor exploration. The new Broughton STEAM Center offers spaces for children to balance science and technology skills with creativity and critical thinking. Community School is approximately 10 miles from downtown St. Louis. Head west on I-64 to McKnight Rd (a little under 9 miles on the I-64). Take a right on McKnight, and a slight left on Lay Rd. The school is about 3/4 miles north on Lay Rd. 

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Forsyth School 
6235 Wydown Boulevard, St. Louis, MO 63105 
forsythschool.org
Contact: Allison Sieputowski, Executive Assistant to HOS & Admissions Assistant, 314-726-4542 ext. 1248, asieputowski@forsythschool.org 

Forsyth School provides an unforgettable experience for children aged 2 through Grade 6. Located in the Wydown-Forsyth Historic District, Forsyth's one-of-a-kind campus consists of six historic homes; walkable resources include Forest Park and Washington University. The challenging and engaging curriculum promotes age-appropriate independence and prepares students to thrive in secondary school and beyond. Forsyth School is located 10 minutes from downtown St. Louis across from Washington University & Forest Park. 

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The Fulton School
1100 White Road, Chesterfield, MO 63017
fulton-school.org
Contact: Diane Loyd, Assistant Head of School, 314-469-6622, dloyd@fulton-school.org 

The Fulton School is a small, co-educational, independent school serving children 18 months old through 12th grade. Toddlers through 3rd graders experience a traditional Montessori environment. Beginning in 4th grade and through 12th grade, we offer a strong college-prep curriculum delivered with the Montessori philosophy. Multi-age classrooms, a Learning Support Center, a Makerspace Lab, volunteer and entrepreneurship opportunities, farm and travel programs, varsity athletics, and an internship program for graduating seniors create an engaging and unique environment for our students. The Fulton School is located 20 minutes west of downtown St. Louis in Chesterfield. 

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John Burroughs School 
755 S. Price Road, Saint Louis, MO 63124 
jburroughs.org
Contact: Sarah Yoselevsky Kaye, Assistant to the Assistant Head of School for Academic Affairs, 314-993-4045 x312, skaye@jburroughs.org 

Founded in 1923, John Burroughs School is a coeducational, college preparatory day school for grades 7-12. Burroughs seeks to instill the joy of living through active learning, integrity, and service to others. Our mission is to foster our students’ academic, physical, and creative fulfillment together with strength of character, while helping them become productive members of our community and world. Our expectations are high, but we provide plenty of support. Chief among our core values is a commitment to diversity, equity, inclusivity, and engagement (DEIE). We are committed to a diverse student body and faculty because we are keenly aware that our differences are a large part of what makes us a strong and vibrant community. Burroughs is located 11 miles from downtown St. Louis on 49 acres featuring state-of-the-art facilities and beautiful outdoor areas to support both academic and athletic pursuits. 

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KVC Academy Edgewood – St. Louis 
330 N. Gore Avenue, Webster Groves, MO 63119
missouri.kvc.org 
Contact: Kaysi Rinks, Director of Special Education/Principal, 314-968-2060, krinks@kvc.org 

KVC Academy Edgewood – St. Louis provides an inclusive and fully accredited K-12 therapeutic education that fosters learning and healing for students facing learning, mental health, or substance use challenges. Our small class sizes and rigorous curriculum, combined with nationally recognized behavioral therapies, support students in a nurturing environment. We are the school of choice for youth in the area on the autism spectrum and our approach to therapeutic approach delivers truly amazing results for our students. Located just 15 minutes from downtown St. Louis, our academy ensures every child feels safe, supported, and empowered to reach their full potential. 

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Logos School
9137 Old Bonhomme Road, Olivette, MO.  63132
logosschool.org
Contact: Kathleen Fenger, Head of School, & Debra Bell, Director of Compliance, (314) 997-7002, kfenger@logosschool.org and/or dbell@logosschool.org

At Logos, where we serve students in grades 6-12, our structured but flexible environment gives students who have not succeeded in a traditional classroom the space and support necessary to grow and learn. We go beyond accommodating students and instead help them address underlying challenges so they can learn and practice the life skills necessary for success in the classroom and beyond. Our 11-month school year is divided into six terms, allowing for credit recovery and the opportunity to receive personalized attention from our teachers. We also offer honors courses, and last year, we established our National Honors Society, with 21% of our graduates’ becoming members. With a 3:1 student-to-staff ratio and a 6:1 student-to-teacher ratio, we ensure personalized attention and support for every student. Our team includes 13 licensed therapists and 21 teachers, with 58% holding advanced degrees, guaranteeing top-notch academic instruction and therapeutic support. Logos School is located 20 minutes from downtown. 

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MAP St. Louis 
3840 Washington Boulevard, St. Louis, MO 63108 
mapstlouis.org 
Contact: Melissa Anderson, Head of School, 618-304-5784, melissaa@mapstlouis.org & Jen Bovaconti, Community Director, 314-391-2994, jenb@mapstlouis.org 

MAP St. Louis is St. Louis's premier Montessori and IB school for grades 7–12. Our Montessori adolescent program prioritizes the holistic development of each student, guiding them on their individualized journey to achieve their full potential as actively engaged local and global citizens. We emphasize student agency and partnership with peers and adults, and our approaches to teaching and learning are designed on Montessori adolescent principles to foster creativity, critical thinking, and social consciousness. MAP students enter adulthood practically and academically prepared to create lives of purpose, value, and joy. MAP creates an adolescent microcosm located in the vibrant Grand Center Arts District, a landmark destination for local arts and culture just 9 minutes from downtown St. Louis. 

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Miriam School and Learning Center, Lower and Middle School 
501 Bacon Avenue, Webster Groves, MO 63119 
miriamstl.org
Contact: Mary Cognata, Head of Lower/Middle School, 314-968-5225, mcognata@miriamstl.org 

Miriam is the premier educational hub for children with learning differences in the St. Louis area. We empower unique learners by building confidence and a foundation for success at our K-12 school, as well as through our outreach programs. Our students’ challenges often include specific learning disabilities, ADHD, autism, speech/language disorders, anxiety, and sensory processing differences. Miriam School is just 10 miles west of the Hyatt Regency Hotel. Take highway 64 east to the McKnight exit. Turn left on McKnight and travel for 2.2 miles to Bacon Avenue. Turn right on Bacon Avenue. Miriam School is located at 501 Bacon Avenue. You can park in front of the school building and ring the bell at the front door. 

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New City School
5209 Waterman Boulevard, St. Louis, MO 63108
newcityschool.org
Contact: Laurie Smilack, Upper Elementary Division Head, 314-361-6411, lsmilack@newcityschool.org

New City School inspires children to engage joyfully in learning and achieve academic excellence while cultivating their personal strengths and passions. We empower our students to build community and advocate for a more just and equitable world. New City School is located approximately 12 minutes from downtown St. Louis. Take I-64 W to Kingshighway. Turn right onto Kingshighway and take it 1 mile to Waterman Boulevard. Turn left on Waterman Boulevard. New City School will be at the corner of Waterman Boulevard and Lake Avenue (stop sign). You may park anywhere on Waterman Boulevard or Lake Avenue. Enter through red doors on Lake Avenue. 

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Saul Mirowitz Jewish Community School
348 S. Mason Road, St. Louis, MO 63141
mirowitz.org
Contact: Andrea Newstead Director of Operations, 314-576-1777, anewstead@mirowitz.org

Saul Mirowitz Jewish Community School is a pluralistic Jewish independent school for children kindergarten through eighth grade. We offer a fully integrated general and Jewish studies curriculum that stimulates young minds, inspiring students to become independent thinkers, creative learners, and proud, knowledgeable, and compassionate Jewish leaders. We believe that school can be much more than merely a place of academic enrichment. It can be the place where learning memories are made and where future leaders are nourished. We have 7 outdoor learning labs and we are committed to providing our students with an extraordinary childhood! Mirowitz is located 20 minutes from downtown St. Louis. Take highway 40 west to Mason Rd. Right on Mason. Right on Conway. Left on Mason. Just a block down on your right, turn onto our campus.

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Thomas Jefferson School
4100 S. Lindbergh Boulevard, St. Louis, MO 63127
TJS.org
Contact: Jane Roth, Head of School, 314-843-4151, jroth@tjs.org

Thomas Jefferson School (TJ) is an intentionally small boarding and day school for students of all genders in grades 7–12. We offer high-ability students the meaningful intellectual challenges they crave, in combination with the independence and support they need to develop personal and social responsibility. Day students share dorm space on our 20-acre campus with boarding students from all over the U.S. and the world. TJ is located 25 minutes from downtown St. Louis. 

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Visitation Academy
3020 N. Ballas Road, St. Louis, MO 63131
visitationacademy.org
Contact: Joseph Morrow, Academic Dean, 314-625-9242; jmorrow@vizstl.org 

Visitation Academy is an independent Catholic school offering a coeducational early childhood program and an all-girls environment in Grades 1-12. The lower school includes a co-ed Montessori preschool program and an all-girls grade school program through Grade 5. The middle school provides a challenging, exploratory, integrative, and relevant curriculum focused on the unique needs of girls in Grades 6-8. The upper school offers a challenging college preparatory program for young women in Grades 9-12. Visitation Academy is located 15 minutes from downtown St. Louis on 30 acres and includes a school building in which all divisions reside, sports fields, tennis courts, a nature trail, and a new outdoor STEM learning space. 

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Whitfield School 
175 South Mason Road, St. Louis, MO 63141
whitfieldschool.org
Contact: Anna Warbelow, Director of Equity and Inclusion, 314-415-1202, anna.warbelow@whitfieldschool.org 

What does it mean to learn at a school of experience? At Whitfield School, it means wrapping your senses around new ideas, diving into direct contact with concepts and questions, and making, doing, and experimenting your way into knowing, understanding, and mastering. Whitfield, an independent, diverse, coeducational school for grades 6-12 in St. Louis, offers engaging, active learning through a foundational liberal arts curriculum. Here, we marry challenging coursework with transformative experiences to instill citizenship, critical thinking, and leadership skills to prepare students for college and beyond. 

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Please contact the school directly to schedule your visit.